The Soloflex Story
Soloflex revolutioned the home fitness industry with the introduction of the Soloflex Muscle Machine in 1978.
Read more about Soloflex’s values, history, and plans for the future.
Whole Body Vibration
The Soloflex WBV platform is ideal for enhancing Pilates, Tai Chi, Yoga and all types of stretching, freebody exercises and weight training. The gentle vibrations help increase circulation to provide fast warm-ups and improved flexibility.
Soloflex is pleased to manufacture the first affordable WBV platform for home use.
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Vibration + weight training = faster gains
The new SOLOFLEX Whole Body Vibration Platform is the perfect size, shape and height to perform most barbell and dumbbell exercises; it’s high enough off the floor to allow a full range of motion on bench-presses, yet low enough to step off safely if balance is lost during standing exercises. Exercising a few minutes a day does help build muscle. Adding WBV to your routine is a fun new way to increase the benefits of your exercise program.
Just stand, stretch or exercise
Lots of things can make exercising difficult but without the addition of weight-bearing exercise no fitness program is complete. Simple stretching and loading of muscles while vibrating has much the same effect as a moderate weightlifting workout.
Simple and Effective
Who would have thought something so simple could have such profound conditioning effects? Our new WBV attachment is worth the money just for the increased flexibility and fast warm-ups it gives you. Add the improved muscle gains it delivers and it really makes sense. And it’s so inexpensive. You really should try out this new attachment. Of course it comes with a full money back guarantee. We bet you keep it. This is a remarkable technology.
Shaking Things Up
The Journal of Sports Sciences reports that inducing a low frequency vibration to weightlifting exercises increases their effectiveness. Vibration was superimposed to weightlifting exercises for the study. After a three week period the vibration group tested a 50% increase in strength while the group doing identical exercises without vibration increased only 16% (a typical gain). You may have heard about or even used one of the new WBV machines. NFL, NBA and professional baseball teams swear by them. So do Olympic trainers. It’s just a floor platform that vibrates, and costs $10,000. You should check them out ~ but before you buy one consider this ~ we can induce the proper low frequency vibration to your Soloflex, Rockit, or Freeweight Bench for $229. Or, if you prefer, provide the vibration on a floor platform.